%, IE ���������*��������� **i fa ".'._. HL isfgtfs; gj���������gj ���������Basn^aa>vn^!a^^.fag^iaaa������^a ���������UPH. .'������������������*" MWau^T .'..j^.jgl-li'iiiii.y.u'.'W"1 Vol 4. No 12. WKI?KE.&I>4 i\ .IpTARC H 2, ISG4. 5 c. per M.������nth. Miss Dupont, as the lady cook who instituted a general strike when her doinp-sin the kitchen were questioned, made one of the best ..its of the eve- ni������*K. The play was funny from begin ing t<> end'and was fully as gpo������,.as; advertised \.o be. r*ftP ���������**������ !6W::-Te Deep snow in Lic.d Creek gulch. About a miie up Lind Cretk gulch, to the east of Anaconda, a dam h?������sbeen built across the creek for the washing of gravel, l^his-dam backs ..up a ponda bout four feet deep by 10or 12 feet in .Chinese New Yean, -which began on length. It is to be hoped- that the pros- ! the 15th and spent most cf its vigor pec tors will make a lucky find. j that week, still cob tinues. It is reported that the snow in Lind j There seems to.be a shortage, of j5re Creek gulch is over two feet s?x in I crackers, and, as every supotr ends in * ***** i ���������'***���������- ��������� depth. The.rea.aoii for this compari- voluntary contributions to a fund .for tivly great depth is that the steep sides J Vclacks" and :the money must, be sent of the ravine prevent the r sun from j to Victoria for more fireworks, new striking it. yearrs celebration W extended. . L_st nightSC.Q.OP ;wqrth of^cracjf^r^went off to give* the deyil a good -.scarce, and next week a supper to be given will end in a $100.00 explosion. s Show. "Why Smith left home" was gr������eted on Mondav evening by a full house. j h t v- r;h-!j c-b- Prm ivi,g. v. I>.-���������#p-Jj*a"t������ *������ Sc���������? ���������V TF.F /IS'Ac-orVj-A NFWS~. ABOUT TOWN Mr. FvKeifer left town on Tuesday mbrningfft stage oh a business trip to Spokane. The old barn on Butte Ave. belong- ing to Mr. N. Charboneau is beir.g torn down for the lumber. Friday for her home in Davenport. Mr. atnd Mrs. Van Bnskirk, who were paying a farewell visit to their friends in Greenwood, returned to Rossland on Tuesday. A new bakerv has been started by the Greenwood Fruit- Co. They now furnish very fine bread and cake at Mrs. Geo. H. Inkster, who paid a vis- j rtasorable prices. Try one of our acs. it Pays. it to her mother in Anaconda, left last ubsciiBtlQiT to II the Lat est mmm w������ ���������is J*K Freshest z Ti-JF ANACON/'A'-NFirs' .*> fcub.scriptuji to * Aiaicnda News" .50 a year, or .05 prr ticket, good for5 v-eeks. By mail $1.00 per year. WiL Photo Supplies. Books, Stationery WaHoaper, Etc. Tinning and plumbing ' COPPER ST. Dr. R. Matliison Dentist Greenwood. Town lots Selling ���������h*,ap. Houses and Cabins to Rent. GARLAND & CO. JUST RECEIVED"- A FULL LINE OF RUBBERS AT^��������� Smith & MsEwen. i' MINES, REAL ESTATE, FIRE; Llf.E &, ACCIDENT "INSURANCE. MONEY TO LOAN. v Greer-wood-, B. C .ETC Tlie Week's era 15th to 21. SnowfalL-jSunday 2% in: Mbnday ...An. {Total x7H -'" Tuesday 2 " ������������������ \ -Coldest 14 Fakir. Wednesday 2l/2 " (Warmest 45 ���������'* Thursday % " (TotalSnow 18 in Friday trace " ) " L ast wki l7" Saturday .... ;; n.xrease 1" H..B. iVrUNROE' QANDY, FRUIT, CIGARS. COPPER ST. Green ������'Cod, B. C. THE CANADIAN BAisiv OF v..OMM:k.MCl. v. \. ��������� G R K ENWOOD P.i C. EEESH FE"C'IT: at tlie End Grocery. TRY OUR \- ..*** \ ���������i'������-~"j-. TF~ AN.Af,vvN'-r-..A-'Vr,VvS% ... CUL riJiS .LL.hU:,. .... ''.> ''What,'- inquired'the psychological student."do ycu regard as the chief end of man?" "Well," answered "Mr. Blykinr*,-' '��������� t depends on what yon want the man for. If you want him 10 do brain work it'<- his head, but if you want him to run errands ii s his feet.'' ff���������:������������������'' >TE\DLi.c Mi'.ATS. " FRE-H FLShIToYSTEKS. poultryTgame, v������>- * ji si ^ar aTk 8 a jjfl*s pa Basra ,1 *' %** :jl j- . . ..'>������������������ .������ ' ''.w THE GIANT ER Co.,CG!M. High & Low Explosive Gutta Fercha Fus3 & ������������������ Caps Electric Blasting* ap- paratus. FACTORIES AT GIANT CLIPPER GAP, CAL, & VICTORIA B. C. ^ H. P. Dickinson, Agent, COPPER STREETS. Tel A. 72. <--*reetaw3sd B.C. V- ebb &,MaTna������d. "'" PAINTING AND SIGN WORK. BICYCLE & MACHINE REPAIRS. /:' y :VvCopper: Sr. Karris? ers. Cree.iiw< < d B. C THE BANK.'QF BRITISH xXOltm *' ��������� ��������� ������������������������������������ 'AMERICA. ; . " ' GrCwl; WGO\3, :j. C. THE O. S. C, NEW & SECOND HAND-'STORE. ^ ypcr Si- Grec:i\vo,\:, B. C. ' THE ANACONDA NEWS FINING NOTES, BEST TABLE IN B. C. At the Providerce the shaft is down about 280 feet and they will commence stoDeing- the rich ore out on the fourth level which will enable thtm to ship a carload per week to Ihe Anaconda smelter. FINEST IMPORTED DRI AT The tunnel is progressing on the Dynamo, and the owners hope to .soon strike the rich ore. It is expected that Mr. W. L. Hogg will start developmeut on the Arlington Burns. J. H. McMannus, Proprietor. -T-������. .1 ������ _jji. "��������� * ��������� . ��������� ������n- WEARE &CLE AGENTS I OI The feest fnso in tfee world. THE RUSSELL LAW CAULFIELD CO. LTD. IRONBREW Delicious���������Pure���������Wholesome ��������� Satisfying"- -Noi'i-Alcholic. mm. For sale at the- Licn Bottling Works. Greenwood. B. C. "mi mure THir Tiftiri P" OUR COUGH RE ������_. mm* B ��������� WALL PAPER IN ENDLESS VARIETY. If in need of any, it will pay you to inspect our stock. J. L WEHE. ritpcrsirg- Cfecii.ifct */ !H -'��������� AN At'ON; -A NfWS 83! ��������� m mz ?3 u Greer wood ft.O . . UURNS&.-C������ DRUG CO. For the Pure Stuff. Hurt at Mother Lode. Mr. A. Gedette was injured at the Mother Lode on Moucay by the fall of a machine drill. He was brought down to the hospital on Tuesday. It is sincerely hoped that his injuries are not serious. ,w ���������-,- i^Qj1 (1*51 m$ SffiSPV rsn_ wr u <S* xSL?.!:' 8^ ISf- _JLJa.' \S_������ r__ II 'Phone "No. 2. ������&$- t W ^ S& H *ic wll FIRE INSURANCE, MI REAL ESTATE. UEO. It. NAO^ # MANAGING DIRECTOR ty ty ty ty ty & ty ty ������������������#������������������������������������%. $>ty I LTO " * <> POWDER Co. OF MONTREAL. ty ty ty v> 5^'fern Explosives, ^ Blasting & Stumping- Powder.& ty Fu&e, Caps & Blasting ^pparatus.^ ty & ty FACTORY NANAIIVIO B. C. % Mr, Birnie is now champion curler for greenwood. He won the trophy in la������t iiigitl'a izims. ty ty E. W. Monk, | District Marager. NELSON. ty ty v I
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